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$ tldr --helptldr - Simplified and community-driven man pagesUsage: tldr [-v|--version] ((-u|--update) | [-p|--platform PLATFORM] [-L|--language LOCALE] COMMAND | (-a|--about)) tldr Client programAvailable options: -h,--help Show this help text -v,--version Show version -u,--update Update offline cache of tldr pages -p,--platform PLATFORM Prioritize a specific platform while searching. Valid values include linux, osx, windows, sunos -L,--language LOCALE Preferred language for the page returned COMMAND name of the command -a,--about About this program --auto-update-interval DAYS Perform an automatic update if the cache is older than DAYS
Or a much better example of the usage:
$ tldr tldrtldrSimplified man pages. More information: https://tldr.sh. - Get typical usages of a command (hint: this is how you got here!): tldr {{command}} - Show the tar tldr page for linux: tldr -p {{linux}} {{tar}} - Get help for a git subcommand: tldr {{git checkout}}
Offline caching
On the first run, this program caches all available tldr pages. Since
the number of available tldr pages rises quickly, it is recommended to
regularly update the cache. Such an update can be run manually with:
$ tldr --update
Starting with version 0.9.0, users of this client can enable automatic
updates by running it with the option --auto-update-interval DAYS
specified. The client will then check whether the cached version of the
tldr pages is older than DAYS days and perform an update in that case.
To enable this functionality permanently, users can put the line
alias tldr="tldr --auto-update-interval DAYS" in their shell
configuration file (e.g. .bashrc, .zshrc) with the desired update
interval specified.